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Dana Eden’s company denies foul play in producer’s death in Athens

Dana and Shula Productions said there is no suspicion of criminal or nationalist motive in Dana Eden’s death in Athens during filming of ‘Tehran’; Israeli police said there is 'no indication of foul play,' and the embassy is assisting the family

Ran Boker, Liran Tamari, Itamar Eichner | 02.16.26

'Tehran' producer Dana Eden dies at 52 during filming in Greece

Eden co-produced the hit series 'Tehran' with Shula Spiegel, later sold to Apple TV+; she was found dead in her Athens hotel room during filming; she also produced 'Shakshouka,' 'Michael' and 'Magpie,' her company said it was 'shocked and heartbroken'

Ran Boker | 02.16.26

One-month deadline? Trump weighs military options as new threat looms over Iran

Trump set a 'next month' deadline for Iran talks as the USS Gerald R. Ford heads to the region, due in four weeks; he warned it will be 'very bad day for Iran' if talks fail; options include strikes on nuclear and missile sites, as Tehran marks 40 days of mourning

ynet | 02.14.26

נושאת המטוסים נושאת מטוסים ג'רלד פורד שטה עם ספינות מלחמה ספינה שמלוות אותה באזור הים התיכון ב-31 בדצמבר בצל ההחלטה האמריקנית להוציא אותה מהאזור ולהחזירה ל ארה"ב

Trump sends USS Gerald R. Ford from Venezuela mission to Middle East, escalating pressure on Tehran

The USS Gerald R. Ford, whose fighter jets took part in the operation to capture Venezuela’s president, is being redeployed to the Persian Gulf as President Donald Trump intensifies pressure on Iran

ynet Global, News Agencies | 02.13.26

A scene from the intense clashes on the night of Jan. 8, 2026 in the Tehranpars area, which eyewitnesses described as resembling a battlefield

Tehran’s bloody night: What really happened at Police Station 126?

Amir, a protester at the scene, told TML that, despite state-run media claims, it is inconceivable that a preplanned, three-person armed group could have attacked a police station heavily staffed with armed personnel

Omid Habibinia/The Media Line | 02.02.26

מחאה מחאות הפגנה הפגנות איראן טהרן 8 בינואר

Oscar-nominated screenwriter of Iranian drama ‘It Was Just an Accident’ arrested in Tehran

The arrest came just days after Mehdi Mahmoudian and 16 others signed a statement condemning Islamic Republic leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the regime’s violent crackdown on demonstrators; The film is nominated for best screenplay and best international film at the March 15 Academy Awards

AP | 02.01.26

Iran’s Khamenei moved to fortified Tehran bunker amid US strike fears

Report: Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was transferred to a fortified underground site in Tehran, over concerns of a possible American attack, with his son Masoud reportedly managing key communications with regime bodies

Lior Ben Ari | 01.24.26

הדיווח ב"ידיעות אחרונות" על המפגש הנדיר. מהתכל'ס הנשיא התחמק

Between Tel Aviv and Tehran: Israeli journalist on meeting Ahmadinejad and longing for Iran

As the New York correspondent for Yedioth Ahronoth, Yaniv Halily tried repeatedly to interview the former president of Iran, until he unexpectedly succeeded in 2008, and was invited to visit Tehran; Now he watches the protests with concern and hopes to fulfill his dream: a visit to his second homeland

Yaniv Halily | 01.19.26

Iran’s bloody crackdown: thousands killed in protests, but what is the real death toll?

Tehran admits more than 3,000 protesters killed, opposition sources claim over 12,000 and even Trump says no one knows the exact toll; from 1871 Paris to Tiananmen Square, violent crackdowns almost always leave the true number of dead in dispute

Tal Amodai | 01.15.26

Global buzz over Tehran season three release on Apple TV+ as Iran protests erupt

The third season of the Israeli spy drama launched on Apple TV+ over the weekend, prompting global debate over the striking timing as protests escalate in Iran; producers say the release date was set long ago

Ran Boker | 01.14.26

Iran admits over 3,000 killed in protests; Trump to Iranians: ‘keep protesting, help is on its way’

First testimonies from Iran describe a brutal crackdown that killed at least 3,000 protesters and possibly far more; one detainee faces imminent execution as widow of last shah issues a rare call saying ‘light will overcome darkness’

Lior Ben Ari, News Agencies | 01.13.26

Eyewitnesses describe deadly crackdown as Iran protesters face gunfire and mass casualties

Eyewitnesses recount security forces firing live ammunition and machine guns at protesters in Tehran and Karaj, as internet shutdowns obscure the scale of a crackdown that witnesses say has left hundreds, possibly thousands, dead

Omid Habibinia | 01.13.26

Israel closely monitoring Iran protests, sees turning point for regime change

Experts believe Iran’s growing unrest poses a serious threat to regime stability, urging caution amid fears of miscalculation; despite the internet blackout, disturbing reports emerge as analysts call it the most serious crisis since 1979

Itamar Eichner | 01.10.26

Iran uprising enters third week under internet blackout and undeclared martial law

Millions defy security forces as protests spread nationwide, with Tehran witnessing some of the largest demonstrations since 2009 amid mass arrests, deadly crackdowns and near-total communications shutdown

Omid Habibinia | 01.10.26

Tehran test: ‘the next eruption is coming, and the volatility just keeps growing’

The unrest in Iran and chants of ‘death to the dictator’ do not yet threaten the regime, but amid Trump’s threats and after the blow dealt in Operation Rising Lion, Khamenei has reason to worry; Prof. Lior Sternfeld says that even if this wave fades, the next eruption is inevitable

Dr. Michael Milshtein | 01.09.26

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